“, epiphanies when I’ve played those aforementioned AssCreed games, too.
There I go, doing it all anyway, despite myself.
Rinse, repeat, and lo and behold, another five hours have gone by.
This is the core of what Palworld actually is.
Eventually, you might also set aboutbreeding them, but the focus is never on the Pals themselves.
Well, sort of.
But even then, Palworld still feels like a poor imitation.
Thus, battles end up following the same repetitive pattern as its base building.
It doesnt matter whatPalsyou’ve got fighting alongside you either.
The rest of the time, it’s back to taking potshots with your bow.
Capturing Pals is worse still.
That’s why, deep down, I know Palworld is essentially junk food of the highest order.
There’s no real joy or soul to be found here.
All that exists is the infernal checklist.
This review is based on a retail build of the game provided by developers Pocketpair.
